Kofo The Wonderman performs Torofinni

Nigerian talking drum player and band leader, Kofo The Wonderman brought is all star band to the congahead.com studio to perform his version of Torofinni. In his band were:
Kofo The Wonderman-leader, talking drum, vocal
Aaron Heick-alto sax
Baba Kebe-talking drum
Thieirry Arpino-drums
Manu Koch-keyboards
Mamadou Ba-bass
Francis Jacob-guitar, vocal
Ajayi Olusegun-conga, vocal

[@yelassinacoulibaly]

The music of Faso is an inexhaustible source of sweetness.
It allows us to plunge deep inside ourselves and at the same time resonate with our fellow man, Yé Lassina Coulibaly❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@KIDSonCONGAS]

Outstanding arrangements, outstanding players - this is gold.

[@oluwaseunidowu6117]

Kofo wonderman Ayanfowora..kepe ooo

[@syberbox360]

That was one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard!

[@oluwakayode556]

Nice music indeed. I like Kofo's music very much likewise my 10 years old son. He inspired my son with his talking drum.

[@olumomento]

This is pure original Baba Kofo,weldone baba mi...

[@Marcus538]

What a wonderful way to start the day, each video is my favourite as I watch !!!)

[@AkinAkinsanya]

The Gangan was originally a message-conveying instrument. It is used to send messages to as long as 20 miles. With phrases that mimic human speech. This is why it is usually only played alone. Over time, it is now used in music as a side instrument or as main percussion instrument.

[@TalkingdrumSpeaks]

Waoh...Iba. Uncle Kofo I am looking forth meeting you one day ooo. Ire Kabiti ooooo

[@theifeakinremi]

Very soothing

[@stepxstepdance]

Fresh!! Bboys and Lockers would love this

[@31416x000]

hooooooooooo spectacular
exelente man exelente.

[@akindelebankole8080]

E ku ise ooo, eyin omo Odudua. Oludumare a woyin o.

[@radicalartindustries]

The singing makes the song very powerful!

[@tundeolaoyefilmmaker]

Awesome stuff.

[@sunmolaanuoluwapo4020]

insane arrangement.... performing this soon

[@31416x000]

hooooooooooo spectacular

[@capoeirapgh]

Love it! Torofinni!!!

[@ianstukenborg437]

i bought a Talking drum about ten yrs. ago. It didn't seem to respond well to my attempts at playing it, i figured it was because it was a cheaper model but it looks real nice so i used it for mantle decor. The other day i got my grandkids play fighting after watching the Stephen k. hayes intercepting Attacks and Taking control video (i don't know you, that's my purse...lol) so i grabbed up the drum to get them some fighting rythym going and it actually sounded quite nice. Now that i see the technique i should be able to do a litle better. Had plenty of practice with the technique as achild in elemntary school with the making fart sounds in my armpit thing. lol (good times) THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO!

[@ralenguero]

SPETTACOLO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@planetolusola]

Amazing!!!

[@TopeA8]

why did I only just discover this now.... :( what a shame.

[@femihocquart430]

RIP Baba KEBE

[@bruceyb6086]

im getting fela kuti vibes!

[@ABDIEL305ABLE]

EXELENT :)

[@yomifalade]

THis is Fela d'oyinbo Afrobeat, Fela di gangan.

[@vinofede1]

Geniossssssssssssssss

[@Majiboye93]

Great music sounds beautiful but the talking drum isn't loud enough.

[@Secure_It_T]

It really wasn't.

[@Neeko_Z]

yep agree

[@julioparedes22]

ufffff!!!!!!!

[@MrAgenorius]

Bravíssimo.

[@EMasteringIICargeJr2]

Aaron Heick-alto sax from Richard Bona Group

[@Never_Bland]

It's too low in the mix